Khan's Kitchen

plugswif3 2 months ago

The restaurant is so beautiful inside and outside; I love the color scheme, the plates, the music, and ambiance. I ordered the dynamite chicken, butter chicken with garlic+cheese naan. For my drinks I chose the rose mojito and mango lassi. The food came out pretty fast and it was nice and hot. We were welcomed at the door with great energy by Adnan! I honestly come back here — Adnan’s smile and genuine joy made my dinner even better.

Vinay Patel 2 months ago

We had recently visited the Khan's kitchen and during my visit, I'd ordered Masala Papad, Veg Manchurian for appetizers. In the main course, we ordered Palan Panner, Paneer Kadhai with cashew curry (they being out actual Kadhai and not a small serving bowl), Rice and Garlic naan. I'd sat that the food was very good except the Veg Manchurian as either I had high hopes or it was just bland. The highlight was Panner Kadhai with cashew curry as it was my first time trying and it was delicious. The atmosphere was great, not too loud that you can't have a conversation and the staff was very professional and friendly. I'll surely visit this again to try some of their Biryani. Plenty of parking available, and it was pretty easy to find.

Bmautotech 4 months ago

Overpriced, overrated, and overpromised. The food at this restaurant was disappointing from start to finish. We ordered appetizers from the non-veg clay oven section, and the hariyali chicken was undercooked. The seekh kabab was not prepared on a seekh at all it was hard, fried, and lacked authenticity. We also ordered two karahi dishes, both of which were excessively sour. On top of that, the restaurant charged extra just to make the chicken dish boneless, which felt unnecessary for the quality served. The daal makhani looked appealing at first, but we found a hair in it. When we informed the server, instead of apologizing, he tried to justify it by saying it wasn’t there when he brought the dish to the table. Service was inconsistent as well. The server taking our order didn’t even know the restaurant served Diet Coke, while another server who was polite and helpful confirmed they did and brought one to us. Overall, I would not recommend this restaurant. Looking through other reviews, it also seems the owner regularly blames being “busy” whenever customers point out issues. I am not sure if I am going to get the same response but just make note here, there were only 2 tables

Marian Turner 5 months ago

Fire Indian food in Metro Atlanta! I’m new to the area and I’ve been here twice, and both times were absolutely amazing! Insane quantities for the price, great location, great taste and overall fresh! If you’re looking for great Indian/Pakistani food, I strongly recommend Khan’s Kitchen if you’re in the Alpharetta area! Great staff as well!

Naureen lalani 5 months ago

This was our first ever visit to Khan’s Kitchen. The staff were really helpful and the service was great. We tried their couple of items including chicken shami bun kabab, fried okra, hakka noodles, gobi manchurian, boneless chicken karhai, dal and rice, and garlic naan. Chicken Shami Bun Kabab was delicious with that mint chutney in it. Fried okra was flavorful and crispy. Dal and rice were the star of the show with garlic naan. Gobbi manchurian was flavor-full and it had no after taste of gobbi. Hakka noodles were good but it had overpowering black pepper. The boneless chicken karhai was a little disappointment. The karhai had a tad bit more than usual salt and the gravy had a raw meaty overpowering after taste. We could eat that at all. The staff and owner came for the feedback and we explained it to them; and they took it seriously. If you ever wanna try their chicken karhai; go for bone-in instead of boneless since that’s their specialty.